Abstract
Third-party funding (TPF) has become increasingly prevalent in international arbitration, providing financial backing to parties engaged in disputes. However, the use and regulation of TPF vary significantly across different regions. This article explores these regional differences, analyzing the factors that contribute to them and their impact on the international arbitration landscape.
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